Hey,
I know that panels 'bend the truth' - like if they say HR views will average from x to y minutes, the reality is you are only ever getting x. In fact in my experience slightly less than x. Once you know that, you can make an informed decision. If they say the views will be from 3 mins to 20 mins long... you can buy on the assumption you are buying 3 minute views. These 'lies'/embellishments I understand.
I wanted to know if the descriptions are true. As they use a lot of 'organic' or 'real' in front of the word views. They suggest you may get real engagement as these are real views. I don't get how they can be real views - I mean not at these prices, and I also don't get how they can advertise them as such - if they are not actually real.
For example:
YouTube | Views from Related Video
I mean the prices are as low as the normal views, or not vastly larger for sure. Are you really getting what it says - real views from active Youtube users? I just can't believe this is true. And I can't believe that noone would call them [any of the panels] out on this, if it wasn't true.
Is this a 'slight' blurring of the lines? Are they giving you bot views from 'active' Youtube user accounts [so what they wrote is technically true], and then giving you some botted likes and subs to make you feel good about the transaction?
I know that panels 'bend the truth' - like if they say HR views will average from x to y minutes, the reality is you are only ever getting x. In fact in my experience slightly less than x. Once you know that, you can make an informed decision. If they say the views will be from 3 mins to 20 mins long... you can buy on the assumption you are buying 3 minute views. These 'lies'/embellishments I understand.
I wanted to know if the descriptions are true. As they use a lot of 'organic' or 'real' in front of the word views. They suggest you may get real engagement as these are real views. I don't get how they can be real views - I mean not at these prices, and I also don't get how they can advertise them as such - if they are not actually real.
For example: